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Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
THIRD EDITION.
A. ora Man Fourd Oeec.

NKw YonK, Dee. 81 mes A. Miller,
= very peculiar old gentleman, 20 years
- nwe. was found dead TO day, at bis
apartmenis, No 357 West Sixteenth
street. His wife, Fanny, who has been
Aelpiessly insane for the past three years,
was found lying by his side unconscious,
with slight bruises on her face and body.
She was weak and In q starved condition,
and when dis urbed trembled violently.
Ahe 10 med unable TO speak when Arous
"a. There were drops OF b'ocd in a CHINA
Mate ON the table and also on the floor.
3hsTe was q slight deterioration on the
old mans forehead, which was evidently
The result OF no. very heavy bruise.
1hsre was deep scratch down the lett
side Of tie woman's face, her left eye was
tlackencd and swollen, aud there was u
csatnsion on her forehead. Burglary and
murder at frst suggested itself as the
Cause OF the apparent tragedy, but 1t was
found that not only money and valuables
rem ined undisturbed. but that all the
doo's and windows were fastened In the
inside.
Coroner Levy ard Deputy: Coroner
Schroeder made q thorough examination
sfthe premises. The conclusion arrived
a was that the old man had died of
hDeofa "a auoupf ahu tuat MS ihSehc Wiicf
In her extremity, inflicted the injuries
% herself, eitter pnrposely or by acci.
cident. Mr.. Miller has always been sup
posed by his neighbors to be very well TO
d. He formerly carried ON real estate
business at No. 749 Greenwich street, but
lately his wife becoming more dependent
- transacse 1t all at home. In his pock
ets were found a SO bill and about $40 in
small change, with two checks on tie
Home Bauk tor f34 each. His books
also showed that, he carried on q consider
able business as asrtal estate agent 1t
Was n sur prise, tn refore, TO those who
had known the oldWan to find several
written sppeals forN financial aid, from
which, aIaong his effects, it would seem
that the old man, though probably in
good circumstances, was professional
bsggar. In his eost pocket were found
Two letters, both dated December 10 and
both addressed to his wite's sister ia
Wayne, Pa. One il calm and brotherly,
while the other is fned with a passion
that would do credit to young Lothario.
Two similar letters rom this tlste: were
also found,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
suspended Operations.

DR.. CsntSeil was, on last Sunday
morn ing, about O'Clock: awat ened by
sries III front Of his st1ro. Two cl!ored
men vera there calling 70 him 10. Gods
sake 10 come down. Oo opening the
6oor the doctor found ono OF them had
been stabbed IN the neck, while the
ether had bad gash, evidently made
With rfz zor, ACROSS his back. They
had been trying TO XIII each other, bal
had postponed the job to pop2e other
time ard together had gone 10 the doo
tors to have tlsiF wounds dressed. DR.
Oar twell dressed their wounds and
they departed. Yesterday they return cd
and had the stitches retaoved. Theil
names could not be sscsrtaiued, Gs the
did not give them to the Doctor,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Academy of MusiC

Mary, Queen Of Scots" wss given
~ tbs Academy OF Muse again iss.
Sventng. Miss Scott Ii Taroh ad dmired
oy those who have eeen her for her fine
sctlng, Ga Monday afternoon and
TsT.nlng "Luorst.a Borgin," Victor
nuzos great tragedy. TGesday alter.
noon Leah, the Eorsakeu," Wsdnes.
Hsy afternoon and evening, MARY,
leea Of Scots" viii again be eiv q,
ot . toorsdny, Ftlday and Saturday
Old Blotk
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Earthquake In Massacnuse,ts.

A despatch from New Bedford, Massa
chusetts says deep, rumbling sound,
tasting three seconds, accompanied by q
tremor OF the earth, was noticed shortly
after midnight Friday morning. The
disturbance aroused the people from their
sleep The shock was felt in Acushmet
and the towns in that vicinity. Reports
nom various neighboriug points were re.
ceived. In Newport, Rhode Island Friday
70 the effect that shock of earthquake
vas felt Friday morning at about the same
Time as in Massachus It's,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

We never were so well PIE
pared for Handkerchief rush.
Our Handkerchief sales have
passed by three and four times
any previous season.
They are better, cheaper, more
Of them. ANY lady, any gen
tleman, any child, can be suited.
Some few Handkerchiefs and
Mufler things you may be dis
appointed in-the early buyers
may get them al
What you may miss are the
Figured Cashmere Mufl rs, 25
cents from 80 cents. The pure
silk Mufflers, in the prettiest de-
signs made, 81 from sI.2s.
The silk Initial Handkerchief
for men, 50 cents from 81 -
these are .pccialties. Our regu-
lar lines, in 4 cents to s. and 50,
we will have plenty OF
AS a lady customer said,
"What's the use OF giving a
useless present in cold weather." F"
And 50 it goes; some Tor beauty,
some for service. Underwear
was her idea; good, woolly and
warm We have it--Merino
and Camels ll.ir in red and
white, from 50 cents to S4
The best you ever bought.
Ladies Skirts in red and
black and gray and black; s 10
end 81 4o-red md blacl and
blue and blacl; SI65; al "a
yards wide, AZ inches long
Ladies Skirts beautifully
quil,e5 in satin, black an col.
oEs; 50.
Barnsley Satin Da:pask linen
Sets with Napkins to mach; a
handsome combination o! beauty
ard service. Some ladies are as
fond OF Fine Linen as fine China
In our opinion one is necessary
to the other. We have some
extremely pretty Satin Damask
Sets from 81 to SIS, or by the
yard in the same qualities.
Towels, too, in great variety
espe ecially for the times.
Have you a Carpet Sweeper'
mo, nor ! don't want one; d
broom is coed enough for me.
Iiyou are sure, that settles it; i
you have suspicion ofa doub'
about 1t, you had better see ouI
rs,dustless noiscles, ,quicl,
think Of ii; SI.75, S2.!o,
Umbrellas are here again
plenty Of them; gold and silve
heads, natural and fancy, natura
sticks; IS cents to So.
Blankets you may neel before
you think. We had better giv'
you the list again before you &c
a reminder in the shape OF
blizzard"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
scihe FkIIled.

A. @. " DIn,eath, who is engaged
IN peodiiuR Gfeceflea through tho coua.
W, wac crcs''uR tbs MiiIuiLgton nnd
SJfth5ra Nai r5sd last evening, on hia
way 10 q 10 cits, lis horbe was t,ruct.
ny lhe cowcattnhsr O! n passing engine
nu1 badly injured
hf. D., however, managed 10 reach
tha G1cis1n syr6s, ktao.os, ard the
hoIse d.ed IN ar an hour a,erward.
Il waB lucky Iba! be Was not few feet
further oD tho road, or the wagon wou.d
have been ceuloli ,hsi and Mr. d.. bad ly
injured ifLGt hllltd.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Bo,,dsy Reading'

To enjoy Christmas u ~ D.; ;sn, ~ d
you should have q p.eh''i,T Wa, i. b
Ing matter. Christmas oaYsi, ,s.,s's
Nsws Ms and Graphic. L'..sts' .st 4
Harper's, Lippincoi.s A The &
monthlies for January. ~, IaV ,So,o|
ine for young aud Old, 40 vgSt vRg,,ts.|
m FrisC & Davis, SO Gn-''
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
A Loss.

John W. Bank, wfo oc,ap'
Lobdell farm at R.gs's'at' p.au, ,.a,,
Hundred, lost t"o hotse. asa ''VII 4
meningitis q few dsye sS' ,ss
poses that they cort;ac's,d w ~
By being driven 10 hi. cliy ,.;,,S:. ,5s
ing out of TIE water = I.atl,, .,.t ~,
horses have rot beel az ecu sa. y h
hss been no Other u'-'''1
management. =
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
NataFSi Gm

hAAA
c,sd The &c. Cooke Brewing c.a,.1|
own. a pips extends h : 't'a nv
under the lHluo!s !rsst, - ~ ~ Il
oct Into the lake. a,,.. ~
new one. % Fyll,y -. ~ \
Ncea that It sa6n 4 !, 'ss,' /!
wind When an ezsrlg,' :, .on " !!
ana ote Of the vs 70. sg5yls "
explosion took p.a.s W. .,,'G !,
candle wac br0ush, re,, ~ III
pillar oi fame buiG ,].,p bae,
fe" minutes aad ttsp n. ssd
small pipe was then ,.,..I ,D
one, ana froa the q. oy., al
io-inch lame oi gas 5s:asd,
declare II to be rs,cEs. s.,.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
ThR Hammer

sale 0; tailor made clothing, corner oil
seventh and Market streets, draws the
people for Bargains; we hsYe u large
stock of the 6est clothing, and are sell
iuG fsr below Phiiadelph,a prices; we
save you lots OF money on good G 10Th
ms. Row Is the time for overeoats and
dress auits; como and zoe us, corner
seventh and Market streets, for Lolid
DarRHing
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
. - =
MA,c.el-

Las evaniHgag -.....E 4
who '1s t0ms 1n g4 a.s ID
st tt Kcutn no I'll oa gAo1
eeverJd bis CgaEecl.a- ..a ia
comlug ir5n ths m.Al. sss
BY n acmh-r q ~ :-1an.|
by John MeA!u' af1 g'e.sl;ed
bs.ay0ms sold Flts5251une1
OF the esteem ~ Wat21 Be ys5
thsni hr Msa.1a a r!e.sa,
watch, said talI ogcs BE- 20 VI
GrsGVes had .s'; lheseIt. As I
"cAncd," hu, tbs tl4e by iatl
"wa.cb" him TIE -: is ml1
o!ated by H. Gggs7ss.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
NJ RhIGD.

hat bl-IOf'ES-uoofm5n 22, 1887, Mt
2tlT ECTih toli.ge avenus by rev Ron.
ttL trsham, ,iobegt scott Graham and
Jeahse DCane Jonee, both of fPniIadelphia.
ADA VI Ns--SrRLErS--Gn tho 2ld inst By
lte Afy. Henry Chambsrlajr, Ut ~.
matthews Church, Gabriel =. Nj. Adsms
e!,y. '''
a akNaLE-D'JOOLF UnIon NJ r.
psraonnse. on Thursday evening, Dec ~,
ihs, Mr.. iexls /. Yafnall and dl.s X Ate
OIoo!e, both ftEiscty
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
,rnpor,s and Efpo's''

Our import, of m;Ecssassnss nSs nd
twelve months which epS't 1os !, & F
30 last amounted In, In gS1us VA ussu,Ip,t
csdins twelve months, = . s.,,s 4
which ended on the ou,I ,.Ii,.tNo9rl
ned at $727. .466 635, W. ,D"IsCs3
Snr;ne @ the twelve mouths Pl
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
A MrlNE ilrnn.

judging from tie asmb-- A
before Judge Cgmmia, this nd
seems that there arg sa.a- FL
mencing 10 cclebra,e Chr.,,nI
The tirsL case called vas Ma, }
Collins who et ned WINK, Al
John GcLaughlin c.me seY,'
not 50 lucky as be W.. gsI}
old offender and seutca.,l,opl
costs. William Moor md. b
peSrarce and was ,el % g..AI
costs but Patrick D1g .rrv
a practice gl getting l-Ls I'D
he gets was ordered 10 !. I'D
costs j .ha McL4u i,
freely aud had 70 pl5 6 90!
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Deatn o. An Old sO'a''. .,'.,

James Conner. an an S'I N tho
DUNG the war. or, so.y'a died ig ls,i
Delaware Regimen, me resids
after = short illness si., a. All 's,r.st.
the wnr Conner lost o'iu nstu aOlt
consequently hiss not O'
ANYTHING since.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
c,r,,tmas present. :,

The engineers and tiIsmss Issnmn,scis.lI is
faithful services OF a Major,
"a milisrly known ,.m q, have prs!
him him with a gum coa., s.sn I'm glove
and and q pair Of good "'-
Cbrtstraa etit.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
without Food for u Week

Charles Weiner, a boy was found in a
box car at Camden Station, Baltimore,
yesterday, in q weak and exhausted con-
dition. He tolc the officers that he get
in the car st Harper's Ferry u, Friday,
since which time he had beea without
food or drink and suffered much from the
cold. He said he belonged m Philalel
phia, and he was sent home yesterday
afternoon
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
the INCURABLE
CURED i!

HOTkiNsFtLlF, XIV, Ee1. -, lnaI.
Gentlrrren-S-ycu year ago u sore Jryel-
uJ--i on nv nose from "a finger nah -'ratch.
l tried fcw simple remedies bet the sore
a3 2ua wen @n' ,,ars ~ steS NH hsJ yea' sa
rrr over a year .gu commenced taxing
Is. 5, $, and Two dozen bottles entirely cured
me " hen I lyylE with ~Wift'- Specific /
was in very poor health, and could harily
arng about Aft,r han finished thr u1lrar
81 s, s : was ynE and huuyaIi and
valuanle mr1-cuc rJr ladies I1 weak irii.
rltr health IS N hou-chol wrilrlne
N'th ms. 1JUl r-,purttl.tr
hl!s t. ". WILSON
SraErANprEa. 8. e.. AFrU g is,7
Gentlemen For twenty ytlf4 have EAi
a sar, on my lrft CHECK. 4 h1d gradually
uscn growing worse Tso many ptyslglahs
whom | hal opus.ltrt Were uE able Co de
me any good. ~ f,,ii a year Ego began
using $ 8. $. At j iunumed the sore
AMI II became more Nlruiynt than ever 50
nuch 50, indeed. th4t ny family Insisted
that should leave ~ the medicine. per
sisted In using thr s. 5 a. the end gt two
months the sore was atirr'y healed. Think
ing that the evil wa out 81 my constitution.
| left IN the medicine bat in November
ten months aftcr, a very slight breaking o'iT
appeared | 81 once began again On S S. s.
and now that ts also al-lpIulr.nE. ! have
every taith In 5 5. > Il hal, done me more
good than all the d"gtnrs and other rncdi
4. k snAvps
WINSTON, y g AprIl i2, $50.
icnOcmrn-Two or thr", years ago "A can.
quite large. II wore on me, aud my general
health was very poor last september
hei.an course pf ;. s. s. y hich | have con
tiuued t. the present time with the happi,s-t
result The cancer has entirely disappeared
there being no evidence or symptom Of "A
cancerOus character left MY General health
Is suod now, and my appetite better than Il
has b,en in ycurs- l au - years old, and
to-day ! am working m the held planting
corn Yours truly, JONAS I..aLBArH
Gcntlamcn-I had q sore on my upper lip
for eight years, Seven different dOttors al.
tempted In vain TO heal IL. one gave me
small 'i'd for tive dYki lars. which was " Ger
tain cure" II ia nesNless TO say that II dtd
me no good. About two years ago became
quite uneasy, as people thought had a can
Ger, and took a course Of eighteen BOTTLES
of s. The result has been a competE
cure, The ulcer or cancer hcaied bsautiful-
ly, leaving scarcely Il pcrccptible scar From
that day have been in excellent health the
spccinc having purified my blood thorough
", Increased my appetite ana perfected my
digestion In word, | feel Ike new
woman. and, best nf all, the eight year ulcer
Is gone entirely. Yours sincerely
Mics ". r. CANNON
Trenton, Todd Co. Ky, Feb y, lsS7.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Isss TIE S,yIFr SPrcrIa co,
Drawer 3, atlanta. Ca
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
WIN. u. SHARP . 90.
VIM. B. ShaTp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

Christmas rush.
We are doing the best we can
to serve you promptly.
A little patience goes a great
way just now.
Hyou can't get at once to the
counter you want on the FIRST
floor, try the basement or the
upstairs department.
There's six large rooms filled
full OF desirable things.
You don't know want a store
we have right here until you see
The stock we have gathered TO-
gether.
Take your time.
You'll get more CT it in the
mornings.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Tho N..,.., 40, ,s,.,,,.,.

line OF fancy Ohristuss slippers In the
citg, la.set etyles aud every pair bar.
gaia in ptice. twill pay you to ex
nuine the quality AND pricea of cur
ruobcrs anu rubDer boots Footwear
ior sil, best qusllty and very lowest
prices. Fofman, 10 East Fourth, DO
LWEen Market ana X inn
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
WOIIs iol

for tho bes. holiday rtls We b
had In this city, a.tl3ggG ;l.sI
eighteenth CI,Is.'a - 81 WIZ
Have always bsca nor ih.a u
but tais year bes, t'.vn al. |
lures promised i5g 15:.Hma
ready. Ger p.g!s.s' A. Way
when vs say Gasy 0a. hs-aa'
appcintin woFs, tina O.: qlal9
lery open 81. dag b iay ard
sizs picture a pfesas t. e7s!,
mer. oaly al B-e54eta sa.,e
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

~ on uay. GHTiat-I na.

Beseher's Gallery Oil be opan h.l
day Gear, cloudy c. stormy, al the
came with our own mat aneous pro.
cess; therefore Whenever you wish pho
tograph likepesses, fUely finished
always ready when promised, go 10
BescLer's Gallery, aad b. cure SIS 10
the number.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
DIEIS

W McUhhINE2-AtC Choztar, Pa, On tho I'D
AMI montLs
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vltod 10 ateero the funeral on uesday. the
zIth inht: a. g.. % O'Clock, from his late resi-.
denc', zoos kdgmont avuLus. uigh M ! ss
st ~ micase! Church. To prCcSed to st.
Michaei's pemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Fem mbsTed Their Teacher

On Friday the pupils in Mlss Browns
room OF No. 9 schoo! presented their
teacher with handsome manicure sci
with blue velvet case, as Christina:
present Fanny 7. McSair made a neat
little speech in presenting It and Mis-:
Brown responded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
a Paper Mil snats Down

NEWARK, Del, Dec. 24.-The Marley
paper mills, situated on the Little Elk
river, in Maryland, have ceased opera
tions, throwing large number of men
out OF employment The property is to be
sold On January 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
preseDt gor ioI

cbr,stmas Day Bsseps'' sat will
lery, 3l5 MaIks; ,.,s s''Iith Ivith sacs1
ssass d.s%s 'las 'plahso.Dsefsps';; ;;,,ns a9s w., :
dozen will give tT9 9 onIy u N3l5
s11set. i95 ts.' Be Be- sure Of SO.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
H
nan sas Aa,

,,a a telegram from Ton.k, 's1
,Se ,Se alspAtcfes sent from mi ". ~ !
s sne suffering and i,a.b !, "lsai
sas, s are ialse accoriIp, - :, ss''
,s.n uenee that can be protar,g ~ Se
sm snan Two deaths are kncv. :.
enrred ..alt IN kansas and ,,ra ,wn ,tNJ
poor and a great majority tal,s' "a =
paor paor. been there but . sloii ,jn.
,,d1 But they are not ia a .,,.,,,I
sion oy any mesos. A D,,'. ,a,na
comfortably housed in dn. s.
.ala 10 a supply Of COW 7,'as hi. !.
te1, wnlca -, will keep them = ~ y
ing. The weather is uoJ-,,o :. 10
zero." ''o'H y a
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO ALL.
Good idingg,
MANY RlaEsipUa

many Blessings,
Apo q great deal of solid com.
fort is what We vish for all cur
customers. We have endeavored
10 serve you well We have
given you more for your money
than you could have gotten else.
where. Every garment we have
sold is a silent worker in our
cause. Every customer will be 3
customer as long as we are here
and, to those who have not ex.
anined eur stock, come now
we can suit you; we can ft you
W. can please you, From now
un'il January lst eyerythln:
reduced.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
EGG NoRC and Lunch

For 3 good all rouud eysry day can't.
get-enough and always cry for more
lunch, s'op at 224 King street tc-
light. Egg nogg on X mas.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
CanArY liirnA.

have Just received some great
ainRera for CiIistmss Every bird
warfsE'et singer jas. IL. Harkine,
2lj ". Eousth slrtet.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
oHRlsrmAs BELLS.
LoNGFELLow.


heard the bells on Christuas day
Their old familiar esrols play,
and wild and sweet
The words regeae
OF peace on earth, 30 ID will to mRnl
Ard thouR hit how, as the day had coze,
The belfriss Of all Ohfisteldon
Had rolled along
Ths unbrokeo song
VI peaca on earth, so,d will TO mon!
It'll ringing. singing on its way,
Tho world revoiyed from night 10 day,
a voice, chime,
A chant ublime,
OF peace on earth, good will to msni
But in despair bowed my head,
"rnero Is no psacs on earsh," said;
"For nats 10 strong,
And q ocEs the soDg
or peace on earth, geod viii to mem
Then psaisd the bells IN ore l1ui and deep
''liod IL not dead, nor dotn he slesp!
The wrong shall isil,
Tho right prtyAil,
with peace Oh earth, ssod will to men,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

What could be i:'afs uieia! rs
economical tnau shoes ioI iae .iI'
for Christmas prtssH 4Hs w !,
for least money o. F-;Einfi
Fourth erect.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
FIFTH Es)ITI'
IN tho Marl.,.

ma,ss,. ahs,s Is 10 ea.ap" aa'l''' /
.a,s.. ,no',. oon quoi,d div by ~ .ao'e Of \
iSsS.iasa SsIna - 10 be hisis, -, -: psa]
\ AZ uss Dscnsht for 81 10 uec n 10 chic|
snnaa susas from 81 ss '. ~ o %, a
.S1leys p.r a:'sna are tr nslns n i,o..' a',; I,
u 10 vegetables, pota,a.na .n'tGsa
hasS. lS chs'' ger hAlipecSO O'' ore e,
UesIsIi pes b.;, I Sweet po,s;e,.ss se, 81 70 \
SsI, bsi ns'I All peck: Turaips,, s,1 s.',,s ere
o.n,, ~ irai's, ra grapes arc pas y, oast}
snn ~ per pound; wb,,o 'caic: n
noa,a 40 cent. Der pound; Leg Is,il isl'aDas|
Csn,s csn,s per dozen; bas,so,..' y ro.' ars|
U,anees On ate 20 cents ne, s,'1s 'o|
VAT, ones, and 40 ca"', M q,zsa)
= som,ids,; apples s-s s'nle ~ per 4
haif peck. 40 TO 70 q
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
I.randywIne = Cnuroh

Sp oial Christmas service at Brandy
vine NJ Il church to-morrow at 10 20
O'CLOCK. Preaching by the pastor. Sab.
lec' was there anything mifacu lous
In the birth OF ChrtsI f"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Damage i.epsired,

The damage done 10 the wiring for
tie electr.csi railway. by the trawl
wire 5tconin tangled In the vhsels OF
passing wagon and thus beng torn
loose, was repaired yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
PIesentod WIN 1nrrer.

"a appg.csa;.on OF fa.;hiui serTiceg
- -ls. rrootof q; ssouttsr OF the Acad.
"y oi ADs c L4va press ated each G,
'neit 40 etc piag.s WIN . fIe turkey.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

Now ie tho time 10 so to Bucher's fog
Photographic, as he viii be very bG9y
Just before Christmas. Cabinets only
- per dozen. 3ll Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
HAs wsSshW.

To-Morrow promises 10 bs from fair
to cloudy, preceded by rain or snow,
and rather warmer. Monday, fair and
colder.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Robbery at iartmnn 4 rohrenpacnr


Robbery nj Hartman n Hohronbgcn's
syue time last ri9ut tho { ii uL
ho man & s'caroubsch's brewery We
lrJael ilto AL ,he ssta b0va opep
Tn t4ieycs tried 10 open the de1r With
4cai ei, but failing 10 that tried tAeir
nA2. On window. rs that did uCs
2i'ai another was tried, Rad after
u.saAiaR tlJ sash they succeeded 1.
etuGE In. a Euie was bored In ths
door OF tne sAfa and quantity OF poR
de- i4beTtjd, the Czp.usiun OF WAIca
b!ea .ae doors open
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carried !. TO n Aoiu come TWO or three
h 1aa olslGuI aud bltw It op.n, but
do net succosd Ia obtaining any thing
i1t lheir pains. il numb-r VI valuable
papers thst were IA is wGTo Thought TO
b. rs, buy were after aIGs found IN
thr ho.c. The roboFty must nave been
{ IN niited after / o'clocs this morning,
a. seveIa! rnen seTo at work in drilling
a. a'tds!@n well IN the i'm cd tate vi
c I;ty up TO that hour.
! 4Gtrs isa room Al Joining the cfiics In
"alch Fredsrick HAmar, IL years of
age slept, ana he WAS awakened by the
Asila i1ade by the hnrgiurs, but think.
| TX u WAS Mr, Hartman, who aensF.
Z
i3rE ia, lo called TO him not to make 10
! Mpcn noise. AS tueTe wae no cessation
70 went TO the dcor leading to the oLGsr
rom, when he v 30 met hy a man with
revolve. In hia hand, WHO wnrned
+ -'n tat If he did not keep quiet he
"ould bow him full OF holes.
| IN this ronm there were two thot guns
aad two rih =, but Ia the cftics tnsre
"eTo three desperate men, Who would
-rt have heeitated TO murder him, so be
7ary wisely kept quiet unsil tho bny.
S!nts left. While tEsy were in the Of
hce they p.ied open the money draw e q
aud o5salIed sboat Si5, bI. as the II III.
-4d made o cep5ett ) esterday they id
4 y get aly money from tho safe.
Tue thieves left one vide chisel and
the handle Of o taostice chisel. From
tho why Ia which tE3 work was done
mere Is no doubt but IL was tho same
parties who tried 10 force The cafe a;
LArg'D on Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Rubbsr Hoets For AL.

From the tlniest mite to the laryes,
N an, at lowest prices. Forman's, IL
East Fonrlh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Holiday P.c.urcs

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Now Is tho sine to y! t.E lo.,u
tures. Dent Keep ava! on aes
cloudy weather.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

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Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
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